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...And then the needle dropped to zero...
I get up for work this morning, hop in the car, fire it up and glance over my gauges and see that everything is on order, I drive to work (about 7 minutes)
Pull into my parking spot and just as soon as I put it in park, I saw the temp needle jump a little and fall to it's minimum energized position. I say minimum energized position, because as the ignition is switched on the gauge comes up to that starting point (or when temp is much below 40*) If just won't rise to indicate the rise in tempurature. Is this likely to be a gauge fault, or a sensor fault? Is the sensor that is in my M617 the same that would be on my M117?
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Nevermind, broken wire at the connector on the engine.
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I was about to suggest that.
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